Verizon Connect GPS Trackers

Verizon Connect is a fleet platform built for mid-to-large North American operators.

Verizon Connect is the fleet management arm of Verizon, launched as a single brand in 2018 from the 2016 acquisitions of Fleetmatics and Telogis. The result is a full-stack offering: hardware, cellular connectivity on Verizon's own network, and a dispatch and compliance platform all from one vendor. The hardware lineup covers three main categories. The Asset Tracker is a battery-powered device designed for trailers, containers, and equipment that never see a power cable. The Hardwired Tracker installs directly into a vehicle's wiring and delivers continuous data including ignition state and driver behavior scoring. The OBD-II Tracker plugs into the diagnostic port for a lighter-touch deployment, typically chosen when permanent wiring is not practical or when a fleet needs fast rollout across dozens of vehicles. Who it is built for: Verizon Connect targets commercial fleet operators in North America, typically 20 or more vehicles, who want a managed solution and are comfortable with the premium price that comes with it. The platform includes driver scorecards, ELD compliance tools, routing, and a customer support tier that goes beyond self-serve. Where it sits in the market: premium pricing, enterprise sales cycle, North-America-first. Smaller fleets or operators outside North America often find the contract structure and cost-per-device hard to justify and look toward mid-market alternatives. If you already own Verizon Connect hardware and are shopping for fleet software separately, Traxelio connects to cellular trackers via standard protocols and may serve as a lighter software layer alongside or instead of the Verizon Connect platform.